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Freezing Strawberries
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I freeze them and use with porridge for breakfast.
Just done 28 portions from home grown. Lidl do occasional halfprice punnets. 500g.0 -
Yes if you're planning on using them as an ingredient in the mix, no if you're trying to use them as a decoration. Xxx0
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thanks guys lookd like im baking tonight then
from joining MSE I just cant throw anything out !!
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They do go mushy unfortunately, but if you really want to freeze them, then the best way is to open-freeze them on a tray, and not pack them into bags or boxes until they are absolutely solid. Seems to keep them in better condition.
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thanks for the advice guys ... I now have a rather yummy looking strawberry and white chocolate cake sitting on the cooling rack
should last the boys for lunches this week DFW
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